Stolen Identities: Unveiling Indigenous History

The video explores the historical oppression of indigenous peoples in the Americas, discussing the impact of colonization, identity transformation, and the cultural significance of the Moors.
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The narrative begins by revealing the spiritual and historical manipulation of indigenous identities through the overthrow of original governance.
Also, the Asiatic people, means both those known as Oriental Asian and the Moors, how these people are reflected within the creation of man and woman, and how it evolved before the hybrid European was created. Let's go deep into the historical, spiritual, and multidimensional layers of what you've asked. How the hybrid overthrew the original aboriginal governance, the geocoding of indigenous identities, the true connection of the Moors, Mexicans, Native Indians, and so-called black people to the Americas, and the origins of mankind before the emergence of the hybrid European.
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It analyzes how colonization involved deceptive strategies that led to the reclassification of indigenous peoples and their governance.
The overthrow of aboriginal governance and the birth of the corporate state. To understand how indigenous governance was overthrown, we have to look at the strategy used. Colonization wasn't simply about force, it was a long-term system of deception, contracts and reclassification. Treaty and Trust Manipulation The Moors and other indigenous peoples of the Americas initially made treaties with European settlers, under the assumption that these agreements were based on mutual respect. However, the European powers, whether Spanish, Portuguese, British, or French, operated under maritime, corporate, and Vatican law structures that viewed these treaties as contractual acquisitions rather than sacred covenants.
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The video discusses how the Moors and other indigenous groups were renamed and fragmented under European legal systems.
2, geocoding and reclassification. The indigenous peoples of the Americas who were Moors, Olmecs, Ouachita, Yamasee, Aniunwea, Cherokee, and many more were gradually renamed under European law. The Moors, originally rulers, traders, and navigators, were systematically broken down into fragmented identities. Mexicans from the Mexica and Olmec lineages, Native Indians a term that was misapplied as many were actually Moors, Caribs, and Arawaks. Blacks and colored, a term used to sever ties from nationality, as black or colored is not a national identity.
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It highlights the Vatican's legal framework that justified the loss of sovereignty for indigenous peoples and facilitated corporate governance.
This legal framework issued by the Vatican essentially declared that any non-Christian land could be discovered and claimed by Christian monarchs. It was used to justify stripping indigenous peoples of their sovereignty. 4. The birth of the corporate system. Once the indigenous governance structures were compromised, colonial powers implemented corporate municipal governance. This allowed them to create artificial identities under corporate jurisdiction. The 14th Amendment in the US, for example, converted freed Moors into U.S.
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The connection among Moors, Mexicans, Native Indians, and Black people is explored, revealing a complex identity that predates European contact.
citizens under federal corporate status, removing their status as sovereign nationals of the land, the connection between Moors, Mexicans, Native Indians, and so-called Black people. The original peoples of the Americas were not one monolithic race, but a blend of ancient civilizations that predated the European arrival by tens of thousands of years. The Moors of the Americas The term Moor doesn't just refer to the Moors of Spain and North Africa, it extends to the noble navigators and rulers who were already in the Americas before Columbus. The Ouachita Moors, the Yamasee Moors, and the Olmec Moors were part of an empire that connected North, Central, and South America.
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The final chapter touches on the achievements of ancient civilizations, showcasing their spiritual practices and cosmic knowledge.
They were master builders, astronomers, and spiritual practitioners who had direct contact with their higher selves.